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A Recently Built Gas Station, Had No Fuel Allocation and Was Closed, Then Moved From a Busy Intersection During the Gasoline Crisis of 1973-74 05/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Oregon Still Had Scattered Gasoline Problems in May, 1974. A Downtown Station in Portland Shows a Sign Saying the Day's Allocation Is Sold Out. A Bicycler Uses an Alternate Method of Transportation 05/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Gasoline Dealers in Oregon Displayed Signs Explaining the Flag Policy During the Fuel Crisis in the Winter of 1973-74...05/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Retained a Car Pool Office in May, 1974, Even after the Gas Shortage Was Virtually Over. The Phone Number for the Agency Spells C A R P O O L 05/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Country's Fuel Shortage Led to Problems for Motorists in Finding Gas as Well as Paying Much More for It, and Resulted in Theft From Cars Left Unprotected. This Father and Son, Made a Sign Warning Thieves of the Possible Consequences 04/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Independent Dealers and Major Oil Company Dealers Began to Close Some Stations Permanently During the Gasoline Shortage in the Winter of 1973-74...04/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
> Independent Dealers and Major Oil Company Dealers Began to Close Some Stations Permanently...04/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
As Gasoline Became More Plentiful in the Pacific Northwest in Late March, 1974, a Station Such as This One in Troutdale, Oregon East of Portland, Was Empty Even Though Open on a Sunday Afternoon 03/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Oregon's Odd-Even Plan Reduced the Lines at Gas Stations During the Fuel Crisis in the Fall and Winter of 1973-74. This Station Was Servicing Cars with Even-Numbered Last Digits on Their License Plates on an Even-Numbered Calendar Day 02/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Imported Gasoline Was Sold at This Service Station, During the Fuel Crisis in the Fall and Winter of 1973-74...02/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Imported Gasoline Was Sold at This Service Station, During the Fuel Crisis in the Fall and Winter of 1973-74...02/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Gas by Appointment Signs Increased Each Day in Portland and Other Parts of Oregon until the State Put Into Effect the Odd-Even Gas Plan. Other States Also Adopted the Scheme to Decrease the Gas Lines 01/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
During the Fuel Crisis before Gasoline Sales Were Regulated by the State a Dealer in Tigard, Pumped Gas Only to His Regular Customers. The Driver in This Picture Was Refused Service 01/1974 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
A Police Officer in Portland, Controlled Traffic at a Gasoline Station That Was Limiting Its Sales to Only Two Gallons Per Customer in December, 1973 12/1973 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010
Limits Placed on the Amount of Gasoline Drivers Could Obtain for Their Cars Created Uncrowded Scenes Along Normally Busy Streets Such as This One in Portland 11/1973 from U.S. National Archives uploaded January 2010

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Oregon Still Had Scattered Gasoline Problems in May, 1974. A Downtown Station in Portland Shows a Sign Saying the Day's Allocation Is Sold Out. A Bicycler Uses an Alternate Method of Transportation 05/1974

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R S said:
great image! Congratullations for digitalize all these stuff !
The U.S. National Archives said:
R. Sotero: Thanks for the congratulations! We will add new images pretty much every week, so stay tuned for more great photographs from the National Archives' holdings. Jerry (U.S. National Archives)

Country's Fuel Shortage Led to Problems for Motorists in Finding Gas as Well as Paying Much More for It, and Resulted in Theft From Cars Left Unprotected. This Father and Son, Made a Sign Warning Thieves of the Possible Consequences 04/1974

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brian mohan said:
1969 buick skylark

Imported Gasoline Was Sold at This Service Station, During the Fuel Crisis in the Fall and Winter of 1973-74...02/1974

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Adrienne Johnson said:
As of 2010, that gas that was $1.74/gal would be $7.61/gal. The national salary average in 1974 was $8030.76 (equivalent to $35,124 in today's dollars.).
nlpnt said:
And don't forget the gas mileage was worse back then! A VW Beetle got around 25, a Valiant with slant-six and auto might hit 20, an average fullsize Chevy or Ford would get in the low teens and if you had a Caddy you were lucky to see 10.